I migliori ristorantinella città Polizzi generosa della Palermo

03/01/2026: A charming and well-maintained 16th-century control station. Luigi and Karin offer a warm welcome, making you feel at home. The cuisine is excellent, using local products and cooked with exceptional skill, from breakfast to dinner. There are some minor flaws in the toiletries, which are shared among guests. The price is a bit high, considering the location, while charming, is not easily accessible. Overall, however, an experience to recommend.

20/12/2025: I've known Luigi and Karin for a few years. Although I haven't been there many times, I can say it's a true agriturismo, not like those places that serve you two "similarly local" dishes made with ingredients bought at Lidl and pass them off as genuine. If you sit at a table on this beautiful estate, you'll have the pleasure of tasting the quality on your palate. Dishes rich in history and truly local. The price is right... in fact, for the quality of what you eat, it's even lower than many others. I'll be back, I don't know when because it's far away, but I'd be delighted.

03/02/2026: Family-run restaurant, clean and welcoming, the second courses are better than the first ones, the cannoli are well made, excellent value for money

24/01/2026: Everything was excellent, the owners were very kind.

19/10/2025: We came here to relax in a nice hotel with a beautiful view and a Michelin star rating. The road resembles a military road. The service was terrible: no one helped with our luggage, so we had to walk back and forth to the parking lot in the rain to get our suitcases. We got soaked, and the promised welcome drink never arrived – we waited half an hour for the bartender. They didn't explain where everything was on the property. The bathroom door wouldn't close at all (hello to newlyweds). There was a mouse running around the room. The hot water in the tap was lukewarm. Overall, even without considering the price of 400+ euros per night, this is the worst service we've experienced in Sicily in two weeks of traveling. It feels like the hotel isn't owned by Italians.

13/10/2025: On the recommendation of a friend, I had lunch at Susafa. I'm afraid it was a poor experience. It was in the outdoor restaurant whose canopy was a mesh with holes. When it began to rain, all the diners got wet. No umbrellas were provided. The chefs & waitresses stayed under their covered area & instructed the diners to go to the main dining room. In the dining room, no towels were provided but the diners were told that only the snack menu was available. In fact, only one item (a type of pasty) was being served. On asking for the bill, the first waitress took some time before telling me wasn't able to give it to me. All rather amateurish.